TONIGHT COLLECTING FOR HURRICANE SANDY VICTIMS & ELECTION NIGHT WATCH 

Tonight join the National Action Network , the Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party, and the Brooklyn NYPD Clergy Taskforce for A Hurricane Sandy Relief Collection and Election Night Watch at Bethany Baptist Church, located at 460 Marcus Garvey Blvd & Decatur.  8p-until

We are collecting clothing – lightly used and new  - for Pamoja House ( a shelter and evacuation site on Marcus Garvey Blvd) along with supplies for Coney Island Hurricane Sandy victims as we fellowship, break bread, and watch the election returns come rolling in …

All are welcome! See you there!

Central Brooklyn Activists Phone for the Re-Election of President Obama

In a 4-hour period on Sunday evening, November 4, an inter-generational group of Central Brooklyn area activists called 182 voters in the swing state North Carolina (15 electoral votes).  Callers asked North Carolina voters to volunteer on Monday and on Tuesday Election Day to GOTV for President Barack Obama.

The event was co-sponsored by: Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party, The Phoenix Dance Academy, Occupy the Hood with Jelani Mashariki, V.I.D.A. with Robert Cornegy (56th AD District Leader). Support and technical assistance was provided by Brooklyn for Barack's Jordan Thomas.

TODAY VOTE FOR PRESIDENT OBAMA & 
LOCAL CENTRAL BROOKLYN AREA CANDIDATES ON THE WORKING FAMILIES BALLOT LINE D - 
YOUR VOTE COUNTS ON THE WFP LINE. 
SO VOTE YOUR VALUES! VOTE WFP! 

For Central Brooklyn area voters, the CBC asks you to cast your votes on the Working Families Party Ballot line (Row D) for President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden along with these WFP-endorsed candidates who are running for elected offices in districts throughout the Central Brooklyn area.  This means filling in that oval for each of these candidates (including President Obama) on the Row D line ONLY:  

United States House of Representatives

Yvette D Clarke, 9th Congressional District

Hakeem Jeffries, 8th Congressional District

New York State Senate

Eric Adams, 20th Senate District

Velmanette Montgomery, 25th Senate District

Kevin Parker, 21st Senate District

John Sampson, 19th Senate District

New York State Assembly

Karim Camara, 43rd Assembly District

Nick Perry, 58th Assembly District

Voting Working Families Party means standing with hundreds of thousands of progressive New Yorkers, calling for an economy that works for all of us – not just corporate CEOs and billionaires with super PACs.

The Working Families Party is New York’s progressive party. It fights hard – and often wins. The WFP evaluates the records of all the candidates, and supports the ones who share our values. 

So when you vote on the Working Families Party ballot line, your vote counts for the candidate, but also for the issues that matter. Protecting Medicare and Social Security. Getting big money out of politics. Raising the minimum wage. Stopping hydrofracking. A better, fairer New York.

If you agree that a vote on the Working Families Party line makes sense, here’s how you can help:

• Click ‘share’ on this image on Facebook to tell your friends you’re a Working Families voter.
• Take the Working Families Party voter pledge, here.
• Forward this message to your friends and family and help spread the word. PLEASE!

CBC activists vote WFP not just because we want to win elections, but because we believe in a stronger, more just economy for working class and middle class families. We want a democracy that responds to voters and not just billionaires and super PACs. If you want to make your voice heard for those same values, please join us and hundreds of thousands of progressive New Yorkers in voting on the Working Families Party ballot line.

Many Thanks.

The Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party

Today's Phone Bank in Central Brooklyn to Get Out the Vote to Re-Elect President Barack Obama!

This is a down-to-the-wire phone bank with only 2 days left before the General Election. Call voters in swing states.

Help to get out the vote to re-elect President Barack Obama. 

Bring your fully charged cell phones, iPhones, and chargers.  Also bring family, friends and neighbors.

DATE:  Today, Sunday, November 4, 2012

TIME:    4 p.m. to 8 p.m.  - The amount of time you stay to make calls is your decision.

LOCATION:  The Phoenix Dance Academy, 1087 Fulton St., bet. Classon Ave/Claver Pl, Brooklyn

Event Co-Sponsors are: Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party, The Phoenix Dance Academy, Vanguard Independent Democratic Association with 56th Assembly District District Leader Robert E. Cornegy, Jr. and Occupy the Hood with Jelani Mashariki.

WHEN YOU ARE AT THE POLL SITE ON TUESDAY VOTE ON BALLOT LINE D FOR WFP-ENDORSED CANDIDATES
VOTE YOUR VALUES! VOTE WFP! 

Dear Friends and Neighbors:

The Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party (CBC) hopes you made it through the hurricane safely. 

But Election Day is just days away – and even though New York is not a “swing” state, your vote can make a huge difference. 

For Central Brooklyn area voters, the CBC asks you to cast your votes on the Working Families Party Ballot line (Row D) for President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden along with these WFP-endorsed candidates who are running for elected offices in districts throughout the Central Brooklyn area.  This means filling in that oval for each of these candidates (including President Obama) on the Row D line ONLY:  

United States House of Representatives

Yvette D Clarke, 9th Congressional District

Hakeem Jeffries, 8th Congressional District

New York State Senate

Eric Adams, 20th Senate District

Velmanette Montgomery, 25th Senate District

Kevin Parker, 21st Senate District

John Sampson, 19th Senate District

New York State Assembly

Karim Camara, 43rd Assembly District

Nick Perry, 58th Assembly District

Voting Working Families Party means standing with hundreds of thousands of progressive New Yorkers, calling for an economy that works for all of us – not just corporate CEOs and billionaires with super PACs.

The Working Families Party is New York’s progressive party. It fights hard – and often wins. The WFP evaluates the records of all the candidates, and supports the ones who share our values. 

So when you vote on the Working Families Party ballot line, your vote counts for the candidate, but also for the issues that matter. Protecting Medicare and Social Security. Getting big money out of politics. Raising the minimum wage. Stopping hydrofracking. A better, fairer New York.

If you agree that a vote on the Working Families Party line makes sense, here’s how you can help:

• Click ‘share’ on this image on Facebook to tell your friends you’re a Working Families voter.
• Take the Working Families Party voter pledge, here.
• Forward this message to your friends and family and help spread the word. PLEASE!

CBC activists vote WFP not just because we want to win elections, but because we believe in a stronger, more just economy for working class and middle class families. We want a democracy that responds to voters and not just billionaires and super PACs. If you want to make your voice heard for those same values, please join us and hundreds of thousands of progressive New Yorkers in voting on the Working Families Party ballot line.

Many Thanks.

The Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party

WFP CENTRAL BROOKLYN CLUB NEEDS YOUR HELP FOR VARIOUS ‘GET OUT THE VOTE’ 2012 GENERAL ELECTION ACTIVITIES - Nov 4-6

WFP Central Brooklyn Club is sponsoring/co-sponsoring various ‘Get Out The Vote’ activities from November 4 to Election Day November 6. Please read the “Activities” chart below to find out how you can help.  To sign-up or to get more information, contact WFP CBC at wfpcentralbrooklynclub@gmail.com

Phoning voters in swing states to get out the vote for the re-election of President Obama and Vice President Biden is the main activity on Sunday, November 4.  Volunteers are needed.  See chart below for details.

We need your help here in New York’s Central Brooklyn to turn out the vote on the Working Families Party Ballot line (Row D) for President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden along with these WFP-endorsed candidates who are running for elected offices in districts throughout the Central Brooklyn area:  

United States House of Representatives

Yvette D Clarke, 9th Congressional District

Hakeem Jeffries, 8th Congressional District

New York State Senate

Eric Adams, 20th Senate District

Velmanette Montgomery, 25th Senate District

Kevin Parker, 21st Senate District

John Sampson, 19th Senate District

New York State Assembly

Karim Camara, 43rd Assembly District

Nick Perry, 58th Assembly District

                                                WFP CENTRAL BROOKLYN CLUB 

                                             2012 GENERAL ELECTION ACTIVITIES

DATE	ACTIVITY
Sunday, November 4 , 10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CANCELED	New York City Marathon – Volunteers needed to handout “Vote on Row D” flyers anywhere along  Lafayette Avenue from  Fulton St. to Bedford Avenue.   Pick-up flyers at Lafayette/Clinton Aves in front of the Church. Volunteers please contact wfpcentralbrooklynclub@gmail.com.
Sunday, November 4, 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.	Phone Bank to Re-Elect President Barack Obama.  Call voters in swing states.  Bring charged cell phones, mobiles, iPhones etc.  The amount of time you spend is your decision. Callers are needed.  Location: The Phoenix Dance Academy, 1087 Fulton Street, bet. Classon Av/Claver Pl, Brooklyn
Tuesday, November 6	“Get out the Vote on Row D’ – Volunteers needed to hand-out flyers to voters at various poll sites throughout the Central Brooklyn area. Any time from 6a to 930a or 5p to 9p would be best.  Volunteers please contact wfpcentralbrooklynclub@gmail.com to make arrangements for poll site coverage and to retrieve flyers..
Tuesday, November 6, 8:00 p.m. until	“Election Watch Night at Bethany Baptist Church” Watch election results come in.  Refreshment will be available. All are welcomed.  Location: Bethany Baptist Church, 460 Marcus Garvey Blvd, bet Macdonough /Decatur Streets, Brooklyn.
IMPORTANT  VOTER INFORMATION
Present to November 6	To find poll site locations call 311 or 212-VOTE-NYC.  Also NYC Board of Elections has mobile apps to download for locating NYC poll sites.  Go to http://vote.nyc.ny.us/html/voters/apps.shtml

PHONE BANK TO GET OUT THE VOTE TO RE-ELECT PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA 

This is a down-to-the-wire phone bank with only 2 days left before the General Election. Call voters in swing states. Help to get out the vote to re-elect President Barack Obama. 

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors.  Everyone bring fully charged cell phones, IPhones, IPads, laptops, and chargers.

Event Co-Sponsors are: Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party, The Phoenix Dance Academy, V.I.D.A. (Vanguard Independent Democratic Association) with 56th Assembly District District Leader Robert E Cornegy and OCCUPY THE HOOD with Jelani Mashariki.

Time: Sunday, November 4, 2012 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Hosts: Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party, The Phoenix Dance Academy, V.I.D.A. (Vanguard Independent Democratic Association) with 56th Assembly District District Leader Robert E Cornegy and OCCUPY THE HOOD with Jelani Mashariki.

Location: THE PHOENIX DANCE ACADEMY  1087 FULTON STREET, Ground floor,  Brooklyn, NY 11238

Directions: The Phoenix Dance Academy (PDA) is located at 1087 Fulton St, bet Classon Av/Claver Pl, Brooklyn By Bus: B25 to Fulton St./Classon Av; B26 to Classon/Putnam Aves.; B48 to Franklin Av/Fulton St [Walk one block along Fulton St to PDA] By Subway: 'C' Train to Franklin Avenue station. Exit. Walk one block along Fulton street to PDA..

NEW YORK NEEDS FAIR ELECTIONS

[Letter from Dan Cantor, Executive Director, WFP, Posted October 11, 2012] 

Casino mogul Sheldon Adelson famously pledged to spend as much as $100 million this year to beat President Obama. (It's a pretty smart bet for him, because Mitt Romney's tax plan would give him a $2 billion tax cut!)

And here in New York, real estate developers, gas drillers, Wall Street lobbyists and other corporate hot shots have figured out that big money can grease the wheels in Albany, and make politicians focus on their whims and desires -- not the needs of average voters.

We're backing the Fair Elections plan to take back our democracy. The plan would limit the influence of big money in politics with public financing of elections. And since Gov. Cuomo already supports the plan, it really has a chance. But we need your help to push it through the legislature.

Today, we're launching a new video featuring Law & Order and Newsroom star Sam Waterston, explaining how the plan works.

Click here to watch the video and sign our petition to our legislators in Albany to stop big money’s stranglehold on politics.
We don't have a super PAC to blanket the airwaves with this ad, so we're counting on you to spread the word. After you take action, please share the video with every New Yorker who wants to take our democracy back.

New York has some of the loosest campaign finance rules in America, with the highest contribution levels of any state that sets a limit. The result is a system where a few big contributors bankroll campaigns. That gives them an outsized role in calling the shots in Albany after Election Day, too – on everything from taxes to environmental protections to schools to the minimum wage.

The Fair Elections plan would change that, lowering contribution limits and implementing a system of public financing modeled after the successful system New York City already uses for local elections.
The plan sets up a system where small-dollar contributions leverage public matching funds. This allows candidates without a Rolodex full of lobbyists and wealthy friends to run for office and win. Under the new plan, instead of spending all their time dialing for dollars and attending lobbyist-backed fundraisers, politicians will have to listen to their constituents, even if those without tens of thousands of dollars to throw around.

New Yorkers deserve elected officials who are more responsive to the voters than to a handful of wealthy campaign donors. And passing this plan here will also be a major boost for the national movement to get big money out of Washington.

But we need your help to make sure politicians know we're paying attention. With November coming up, now's the time they're really worried about what we think. So it's time to speak out.

Sign our petition to our elected leaders in Albany to pass the Fair Elections plan right away.

http://salsa.wiredforchange.com/o/1648/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=6699&tag=pfewfp

Thanks for all you do,

- Dan Cantor
Executive Director, WFP

Mitt Romney to America: drop dead -- 

This November Vote Your Values.
Vote for Pres. Barack Obama on the WFP Ballot Line

[A Recent Letter from Dan Cantor, WFP Executive Director]

Have you seen the video yet?

The one from the $50,000-per-plate fundraiser -- must have been very nice plates -- in which Mitt Romney decided to tell some high-rollers what he really thinks about his “fellow” Americans.

It’s a pretty ugly view of fellowship. 

In Romney-world, if you’re out-of-work, you’re a loser. If your parents or grandparents receive Social Security or Medicare, they are phony "victims" who never really contributed and are now taking advantage of a handout.

In Romney-world, if a hungry child eats a subsidized school lunch, well, she’s obviously a free-loader bound to ruin the Republic.

Heck, in Romney-world, if you use the public library, go to a public park for a hike, take a ride on a public bus, well, you’re probably a moocher who doesn’t understand that entrepreneurs are the only people who matter. The real important people are self-made men like Mitt Romney, who did it all on his own!

Ladies and gentlemen, Mitt Romney in his own words:

There are 47 percent who are with [President Obama], who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe that they are entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you-name-it.[1]

The Romney-Ryan bizarre hatred of the government is out-of control.Government bureaucracy can be annoying, but enough already. All Americans are entitled to quality health care, enough food to survive, and a roof over their heads. Quality education, transit options, cultural programs, libraries, meat inspectors, cops and everything else that makes our society a decent one.

And, with that in mind, today I’m proud to announce that the Working Families Party is endorsing President Barack Obama for reelection.

Join us and pledge to vote for President Obama on the Working Families Party ballot line.
   

Most New Yorkers are already planning to vote for Obama. He leads in New York State polls by 28 points.[2] But you can make your vote count EVEN MORE by voting for Obama on the Working Families ballot line this November.

Voting for President Obama on the Working Families line sends a message, even as it counts for his overall total. A vote on the WFP line tells your elected officials in Albany and in Washington that you support the WFP's views on jobs and wages, on healthcare and Medicare and Social Security. It's a vote for clean water and against hydrofracking. For getting big money out of elections. For quality public schools no matter where you’re born.

Of course, we don’t agree with President Obama on everything. For one, we wish he’d taken on fraud and corruption on Wall Street more aggressively. But stack him up against the Romney-Ryan team and the choice is an easy one. We need President Obama to win, and then we need to organize like mad to roll back the gains that the Tea Party and their financial backers have made.

And by voting for Obama on the Working Families ballot line on the ballot, you can make your vote count for Obama, but also stand up for your progressive values.

Will you pledge to vote on the Working Families ballot line for Obama?

http://action.workingfamiliesparty.org/p/dia/action/public/?action_KEY=6622

Reelecting President Obama won't solve all America’s problems. We won't agree with him on everything. And the day after the election, we'll go right back to organizing on the crucial issues of the day, supporting and criticizing as called for.

But until then, we'll support him. We're committing to vote for him. And we're committing to vote for him on the Working Families line. Join us.

Thanks for your support, and make sure to vote! We can’t afford to lose this one.

-Dan Cantor
Executive Director, WFP
Sources:
1. http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012/09/secret-video-romney-private-fundraiser
2. http://articles.nydailynews.com/2012-09-13/news/33823065_1_new-york-voters-mitt-romney-poll-numbers

WFP Central Brooklyn Club's First General Meeting Brings Together Working Families Party Registrants, Community Activists, Union Activists, and Elected Officials 

September 17, 2012 marked the first General meeting of the WFP Central Brooklyn Club (CBC).  Attending the meeting were WFP registrants, community and labor activists.They were joined by these WFP-endorsed elected officials who represent districts in Central Brooklyn:  U. S. Representative Yvette D. Clarke and New York State Senator Velmanette Montgomery. 

CBC in Session with N.Y.S. Senator Velmanette Montgomery

CBC in Session with U.S. Representative Yvette D. Clarke

CBC in Session

CBC in Session

CBC in Session

CBC in Session

REMINDER: WFP CENTRAL BROOKLYN CLUB MEETS TOMORROW - 7:00 p.m.  - 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2012

Come to the first General meeting of the WFP Central Brooklyn Club.  

Want to learn more about the CBC and the WFP? Want to identify and discuss Central Brooklyn issues which need our attention?  Bring your family, friends and neighbors to our 7 p.m. meeting at 1104 St. Johns Place, between Albany and Kingston Avenues, Brooklyn.

For more information, contact CBC at wfpcentralbrooklynclub@gmail.com

Now the Central Brooklyn Club of the Working Families Party (CBC) Is In Your Neighborhood.

CBC MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR FOLKS IN OUR COMMUNITY TO REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!.

JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS - GET DIRECTLY INVOLVED IN SUPPORTING YOUR INTERESTS LIKE ….

·        PAID SICK LEAVE

·        QUALITY EDUCATION – GOOD SCHOOLS

·        AFFORDABLE HOUSING

·        HEALTHCARE FOR ALL

·        FAIR SHARE ON TAXES – THE RICH SHOULD PAY MORE TAXES

·        LIVING WAGE

·        VETERANS AND MILITARY FAMILIES

·        FIGHT BANK AND CORPORATE GREED

·        NO HACKS - ENDORSE CREDIBLE CANDIDATES WHO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY’S INTERESTS

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE
WFP CENTRAL BROOKLYN CLUB.

SIGN-UP FOR INFORMATION at WFPCENTRALBROOKLYNCLUB@GMAIL.COM
or Text Message/Call 347-623-5693

CHECK OUT WHAT WE ARE DOING! GO TO WWW.WFPCENTRALBROOKLYNCLUB@BLOGSPOT.COM

SAVE THE DATE!!
WFP CENTRAL BROOKLYN CLUB MEETS  MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2012

Come to the first General meeting of the WFP Central Brooklyn Club.  

Want to learn more about the CBC and the WFP? Want to identify and discuss Central Brooklyn issues which need our attention?  Bring your family, friends and neighbors to our 7 p.m. meeting at 1104 St. Johns Place, between Albany and Kingston Avenues, Brooklyn.

For more information, contact CBC at wfpcentralbrooklynclub@gmail.com

This Saturday, August 25th, Attend Senator Eric Adams' "Cradle to College" Parent Empowerment Seminar - noon to 3 p.m., at Medgar Evers College, 1650 Bedford Avenue at Crown Street, Brooklyn.

The Central Brooklyn Club (CBC) of the Working Families Party supports Senator Adams  community event.  'Securing Our Families' Future' is what WFP is all about!

Stop by CBC's table at the Seminar. Get more information about the Central Brooklyn Club in our community.

Paid Sick Days for
All New Yorkers

http://www.workingfamiliesparty.org/our-issues/paid-sick-days-for-all-new-yorkers/

With nearly half of all working New Yorkers lacking a single paid sick day on the job, the Working Families Party together with a broad coalition is working to pass a bill that would give every worker citywide the right to earn paid leave.

In 2009, 39 City Councilmembers signed on the Paid Sick Time act and our grassroots campaign helped put the issue on the top of the City Hall agenda. TAKE ACTION! Sign the petition to get involved! – Click-on:  http://action.workingfamiliesparty.org/t/3865/petition.jsp?petition_KEY=640

WHO HAS THE WFP ENDORSED THIS YEAR - 2012?

2012 WFP Endorsements 

From "Working Families Party Blog", http://www.workingfamiliesparty.org/blog/ Posted by mcain on August 14th, 2012

Here is the full list of candidates throughout New York State who are endorsed by the Working Families Party in 2012:

Congressional

CD 1 Tim Bishop
CD 2 Steve Israel
CD 3 Vivianne Falcone
CD 4 Carolyn McCarthy
CD 7 Nydia Velazquez
CD 8 Hakeem Jeffries
CD 9 Yvette Clarke
CD 10 Jerrold Nadler
CD 11 Mark Murphy
CD 12 Carolyn Maloney
CD 13 Charles Rangel
CD 14 Joseph Crowley
CD 15 Jose Serrano
CD 16 Eliot Engel
CD 17 Nita Lowey
CD 19 Julian Schreibman
CD 20 Paul Tonko
CD 21 Bill Owens
CD 22 Dan Lamb
CD 23 Nate Shinagawa
CD 24 Dan Maffei
CD 25 Louise Slaughter

State Senate

SD 1 Bridget Fleming
SD 4 Ricardo Montano
SD 6 Ryan Cronin
SD 7 Daniel Ross
SD 11 Tony Avella
SD 12 Michael Gianaris
SD 13 Jose Peralta
SD 14 Malcolm Smith
SD 15 Joseph Addabbo
SD 16 Toby Ann Stavisky
SD 19 John Sampson
SD 20 Eric Adams
SD 21 Kevin Parker
SD 22 Andrew Gounardes
SD 23 Diane Savino
SD 24 Gary Carsel
SD 25 Velmanette Montgomery
SD 26 Daniel Squadron
SD 27 Brad Hoylman
SD 28 Liz Krueger
SD 29 Jose Serrano
SD 30 Bill Perkins
SD 33 Gustavo Rivera
SD 34 Jeffrey Klein
SD 35 Andrea Stewart-Cousins
SD 37 George Latimer
SD 38 David Carlucci
SD 39 Christopher Eachus
SD 40 Justin Wagner
SD 41 Terry Gipson
SD 44 Neil Breslin
SD 46 Cecilia Tkaczyk
SD 48 Amy Tresidder
SD 49 Madelyn Thorne
SD 51 Howard Leib
SD 52 Barrett Esworthy
SD 53 David Valesky
SD 55 Ted O’Brien
SD 61 Justin Rooney
SD 62 Amy Hope Witryol
SD 63 Timothy Kennedy

Assembly

AD 1 Fred Thiele
AD 4 Steven Englebright
AD 6 Phillip Ramos
AD 10 Joseph Dujmic
AD 11 Robert Sweeney
AD 13 Charles Levine
AD 14 John Brooks
AD 16 Michelle Schimel
AD 17 Kevin Brady
AD 20 Harvey Weisenberg
AD 21 Jeffrey Friedman
AD 22 Kim Leviton Kramer
AD 24 David Weprin
AD 25 Nily Rozic
AD 26 Edward Braunstein
AD 28 Andrew Hevesi
AD 29 William Scarborough
AD 31 Michele Titus
AD 33 Barbara Clark
AD 34 Michael Dendekker
AD 35 Jeffrion Aubry
AD 36 Arivella Simotas
AD 37 Catherine Nolan
AD 38 Michael Miller
AD 39 Fransisco Moya
AD 40 Ronald Kim
AD 41 Helene Weinstein
AD 42 Rhoda Jacobs
AD 43 Karim Camara
AD 44 James Brennan
AD 45 Steven Cymbrowitz
AD 46 Alec Brook-Krasny
AD 47 William Colton
AD 49 Peter Abbate
AD 52 Joan Millman
AD 55 Nathan Bradley
AD 58 Nick Perry
AD 60 Inez Barron
AD 61 Matthew Titone
AD 64 John Mancuso
AD 65 Sheldon Silver
AD 67 Linda Rosenthal
AD 68 Robert Jay Rodriguez
AD 70 Keith Wright
AD 73 Dan Quart
AD 74 Brian Kavanagh
AD 75 Richard Gottfried
AD 76 Micah Kellner
AD 77 Vanessa Gibson
AD 79 Eric Stevenson
AD 80 Naomi Rivera
AD 81 Jeffrey Dinowitz
AD 82 Michael Benedetto
AD 83 Carl Heastie
AD 85 Marcos Crespo
AD 86 Nelson Castro
AD 87 Luis Sepulveda
AD 88 Amy Paulin
AD 89 Gary Pretlow
AD 90 Shelley Mayer
AD 91 Steve Otis
AD 92 Thomas Abinanti
AD 93 David Buchwald
AD 94 Andrew Falk
AD 96 Kenneth Zebrowski
AD 97 Ellen Jaffee
AD 99 James Skoufis
AD 100 Aileen Gunther
AD 101 Daniel Carter
AD 103 Kevin Cahill
AD 104 Frank Skartados
AD 105 Paul Curran
AD 106 Didi Barrett
AD 107 Cheryl Roberts
AD 108 Carolyn McLaughlin
AD 109 Pat Fahy
AD 110 Phillip Steck
AD 111 Angelo Santabarbara
AD 112 Michele Draves
AD 113 Carrie Woerner
AD 114 Dennis Tarantino
AD 116 Addie Jenne Russell
AD 119 Anthony Brindisi
AD 123 Donna Lupardo
AD 125 Barbara Lifton
AD 127 Albert Stirpe
AD 128 Sam Roberts
AD 129 William Magnarelli
AD 138 Harry Bronson
AD 141 Crystal Peoples
AD 142 Michael Kearns
AD 145 Robert Restaino
AD 147 Christina Abt
AD 148 Daniel Brown
AD 149 Sean Ryan
AD 150 Rudy Mueller

Local Priorities

Albany County District Attorney David Soares
Broome County Executive Tarik Adbelazim